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Of course, sometimes you need to edit an article, other times it's best to delete it entirely and (maybe) start from scratch. Deleting content is a real strategy that depends on your specific situation (your content structure, your niche, SEO data, and sometimes even the season of the year).

Of course, and just because you do shorts doesn't mean you're going to grow. The same rules apply only the format changes, so pick based on what format fits your content style best.

Competitiveness, Intent, Reach and also do a search on google just to see what shows up.

It depends, but there's no loss in reading 20-30 threads more. The more you read the better you understand yourself which parts aren't so relevant anymore.

Which subject/category are you usually writing about?

samples please, thanks

I haven't heard of any succes stories nowadays running Reddit on anything else than multiple phones

If you have hundreds of comments and you delete 10 it's fine, but if you have less than 100 you've removed 10% of your comments so unless they're scammy I would leave them up

Journalists for example could be seen in a better light but as a normal citizen that sounds like he's liable. It's different if we offered no password at all.

It clear this is in part due to AI videos being generated en masse, but it'll be interesting to see what happens after the changes.

On Android you can use an app cloner, on iOS you have to use different physical devices. For desktop you take the anti-detect browser path that other people suggested. How you organize them is your choice, don't overcomplicate it. Take a bit more time in the beginning so you don;t get...

There's apps on the app store and play store that give you temporary numbers, should be working as they passed store verification.

Probably Vapes, but I wouldn't say either of them help you quit (ultimately it depends on the person).

You're not hosting the videos only embedding them as you said, what would be the trouble if hiding that page? Else you have to find a hosting provider that ignores such requests themselves, otherwise they will take you down so in my opinion

Only if you're not allergic to money. Advertising is at the core of most funnels, and Google/Facebook are top 3 sources.

As a whole? not really, the tech is cool though.

As others mentioned, Capcut can get you a long way

Depends on your skills: you can post on tiktok, create video ads, paid sponsorships in articles, microinfluencers/ugc

You get 1:1 support here from the dev :anyway:

There's no point in trying to get clients if you haven't develop for at least 1.5yrs and/or master Claude code while also understanding (broadly) what they're doing code-wise